“Sarah in the bible was called Serwaa, Jacob was Kobi, David was Dauda”- Quotation Master reveals how the whites stole our culture
Nana Kwaku Peprah, an African Traditional Spiritualist, Teacher, and Advocate, claims that the majority of the great names in the Bible are black people with African names that have been anglicized.
“You would not believe me if I told you that the name Jacob is not the original name. You’d never believe it if I told you Isaiah wasn’t his real name. You wouldn’t believe me if I said Sarah wasn’t named Sarah. “He made a hint.
Quotation Master, as he was affectionately known, disclosed that “Sarah’s real name was ‘Serwaa,’ and Abraham’s was ‘Yaw Abram,’ which was distorted into Hebrew.
I know most people would find it impossible to believe Jacob’s name is ‘Yaw Kobi.’ “. he added
He went on to say that “Moses is referred to as’ ‘Kwaku Mossi.’ The Kwaku was dropped, and Mossi was replaced with Moses.
These were done on purpose to prevent us from tracing our ancestors. The Akans referred to David as ‘Duodu,’ while Northerners referred to him as ‘Dauda.”
He made these revelations while chatting to CK on television about African origins and the Bible.
He did, however, mention that all of this occurred at the time when Africans were subdued by whites.
He went on to say that after putting Christianity on Africans, whites purposefully transmuted all of these names into the current ones in the Bible.
The rationale, according to him, was that disguising the Africans’ identities and ruling over them was easier for the White people.
According to him , it was inscribed by our forefathers on plates and tablets that may be found in museums in America, the United Kingdom, and Greece.
He revealed the Greeks stole everything from Egyptian mythology, which was authored by African forebears who were Blacks and then changed into “what we’ve been reading as the Bible, changing anything regarding Africans.”
In conclusion, he recommended that all Ghanaians awaken from their sleep and begin researching issues that affect them, particularly the Bible, in order to discover their true identity, liberate themselves, and build a brighter future.
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